Anastasia contour pallet

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Ryan P.

Jan 30, 2016

Ryan P.

Which Anastasia contour pallet would you recommend the powder or the creme?

Marleen B.

Jan 30, 2016

Marleen B.

Choosing a contour pallete is an individual choice. It all depends on your skin type and your comfort level of cream and powder application. Also, the type of foundation plays a factor also. Do you use powder, liquid, cream foundation? Usually oilier skin prefers powder. Powders are typically easier to use. Creams are generally more natural looking but does take practice to blend. There is no one palette that is across the board perfect for every one. Also, want to mention, that there is also a chance Anastasia may not offer the perfect contour color for you. Keep an open mind, and try to find a product that's perfect for you no matter what brand or whatever anyone says about color choice. First everyone was using bronzer to contour, then everyone was saying to use a gray tone. There are thousands of gradations of colors in between. Jordan Liberty said it best when he said to choose a shade slightly darker then your skintone but slightly cooler. That's not to say that it has to be a true cool shade. Just leaning slightly cooler than your skintone. If you have a medium warm skintone, you are not going to wear the same contour shade as someone with a medium COOL skintone. Typically a warmer skintone would need a "warmer COOL shade, if that makes any sense. Whereas a COOL skintone would need a true cool contour shade. Now these are guidelines. Not hard and fast rules. I know it sounds so complicated. I've learned a lot through years of trial and error and spent a lot of money trying to find the perfect color for me. I hope this helps you save time and money in finding the perfect shade for you.

Ryan P.

Jan 31, 2016

Ryan P.

Thanks

Dia B.

Feb 1, 2016

Dia B.

powder

Megan G.

Feb 1, 2016

Megan G.

Lord I got that and I'm very pale so I have to blend very good. Almost like I'm trying to wipe it away but it's still a shadow.

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